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This archive contains references to articles from September 16-30, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Saturday, September 30
MP calls for UUP to quit Stormont: BBC
No lifeline from Ahern to help Trimble survive: Irish Independent
Latest instalment of David and the no men: Irish News
Trimble's troubles: Boston Globe (Editorial)
The threat to Trimble: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Anger at 'amnesty' for IRA fugitives: Electronic Telegraph
Fugitive gangster 'murdered IRA man': The Times
Loyalist drug feud forces 200 families to quit homes: The Independent
Report of loyalist gangs' ceasefire contradicted: The Irish Times
Gore calls for full implementation of Patten: Irelandclick.com
INLA to extend its truce: Belfast Telegraph
Unionist fury over IRA gunrunning revelations: UTV Internet
Army unit and loyalist killers 'in collusion': The Guardian
Stevens knew Finucane killers: Irelandclick.com
5,500 troops will pull out of Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Major army bases to be demolished: Irish News
Prison officers leave the Maze: BBC
Belfast club won't stand for chairs' confiscation: Boston Herald
Trimble urges 'sensible' North, South cooperation: The Irish Times
Law is a new beginning — Mgr Faul: Irish News
Constitution changes mutual, says President: The Irish Times
Judge frees man who confessed to four murders: Electronic Telegraph
McIlroy crosses, football scores: Irish News (Editorial)
Inquiry will hear `Army voices' tape: Irish Independent
‘We’ve had a pretty good bloodbath here this evening’: Irish Examiner
Friday, September 29
IRA dissident groups double membership: The Times
Nationwide alert for bomb attacks: The Guardian
New skills put Real IRA in top terror class: The Times
Trimble `won't be sidetracked': Irish Independent
Guarantees on IRA arms and policing sought by Trimble: Irish Examiner
Trimble and Mallon reject threat to deal: The Irish Times
Wilson attacks DUP electioneering: UTV Internet
Ahern insists on Patten: The Irish Times
Unionists hit the panic button: The Scotsman
David Trimble on the edge: Washington Times (Editorial)
No coalition with Sinn Féin while link to IRA maintained: Irish Examiner
Agreement is under threat warns Ervine: Irish News
Last prisoners leave Maze: Electronic Telegraph
Omagh murder case plea for unborn twins: The Scotsman
Lessons can be learned from Omagh, but we must not lose sight of the real issues: Belfast Telegraph
Challenge to north of human rights law: Irish News
Army tape reveals 'joy' over Bloody Sunday: The Guardian
IRA 'taped Bloody Sunday': The Times
Controversy over Londonderry landmark: UTV Internet
Thursday, September 28
Unionists pile the pressure on Trimble: The Guardian
Donaldson: 'Party must change policy': BBC
Disbandment of IRA `a must' if SF to share power with FF: Irish Independent
Call for action on demilitarisation: BBC
Ahern is willing to help Trimble: The Irish Times
Trimble creating diversion SF: Irish Examiner
Group in bid to bolster Trimble: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble must deliver to stymie the No camp: The Irish Times
Mandelson must face reality says Taylor: Irish Examiner
Rebuilding confidence the priority: The Irish Times
American politicians 'dubious' at Patten reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Truce hopes in loyalist feud: BBC
No quick fix as bid to find loyalist feud resolution goes on: Belfast Telegraph
US vote calls for Patten to be enforced: The Irish Times
DUP bid for another Westminster seat: UTV Internet
Bailing out unionism: Irelandclick.com
Rail line bombers beneath contempt: Irish News (Editorial)
Gunrunners dodge bullet in sentencing: Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
'Examine reaction to bomb warnings' - QC: Irish Examiner
Omagh victim’s husband warns atrocity could happen again: Irish Examiner
Wednesday, September 27
Trimble faces hardline threat: The Times
Trimble facing revolt in party: The Scotsman
UUP review group 'unhappy' with disarming: The Irish Times
Ahern and Trimble downplay differences: Irish Independent
Council judged success by both leaders: The Irish Times
Shadow of history keeps Trimble in the dark: Irish Independent
Trimble in Dublin looking for a lifeline: The Irish Times
Brunside makes claims over election defeat: UTV Internet
Unionism, like the shipyard, has no future: Irish News
Belfast rail blast blamed on IRA dissidents: The Times
The tale of Top Gun: Irelandclick.com
Protest calls for anti-feud security: BBC
Paramilitaries assets legislation due in 2001: The Irish Times
Mowlam on the day I made tea for Clinton: The Times
Tuesday, September 26
RUC reforms may wreck Ulster peace: The Times
Reform of police threat to agreement: Irish Examiner
‘Policing changes are underestimated by all’: Irish News
SF plans to brief foreign diplomats: Irish News
Tension surrounds ministerial meeting: BBC
Loyalist’s death may have been drugs-related: Irish Examiner
We will seize terrorist assets, says Mandelson: The Guardian
Mandelson calls for help to ease pressure on Trimble: The Irish Times
Blair to back Mandelson role: Belfast Telegraph
2000 Election Scorecard: G21.net
Enlightened Few show the dark side that threatens all of us: Belfast Telegraph
'Border Fox' O'Hare seeks release under Agreement: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists critical of some forum nominations: The Irish Times
Civic forum appointments announced: UTV Internet
Forum seat for loyalist politician: BBC
Forum is 'another plank' in peace agreement: The Irish Times
Garda rebuff to bombing inquest: The Times
Garda chief feared testimony would compromise case against bomb suspect: Irish Examiner
Omagh bomb fitted with safety light: UTV Internet
Bomb allowed for two-hour warning: Irish Examiner
Monday, September 25
A victory for opponents of Northern Ireland accord: Christian Science Monitor
Trimble warns of Stormont collapse: The Times
Heave against Trimble planned for next month: The Irish Times
Blair: People still back peace accord: BBC
Mallon urges continued RUC reform despite UUP defeat: Irish Examiner
The DUP needs Trimble as its whipping boy: Irish News
SOUTH ANTRIM AND THE MERCHANTS OF DOOM: Irelandclick.com
Two possible gloomy scenarios for GFA after S. Antrim vote: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune - Sep. 23)
Willie Wonky: Irelandclick.com
Dangerous to tamper with Patten report: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
A new beginning needs Patten at the forefront: Irish News
Mandelson: arms must be dealt with: Irish News
TIME FOR DECISIVE UNIONIST LEADERSHIP: Irelandclick.com
Unionist phone tapping claim: The Times
Was an IRA informer so valuable that murder was committed to protect him?: The Guardian
Body sparks loyalist feud fears: BBC
Children targeted in sinister loyalist feud letters: Irish Examiner
Loyalist violence 'out of control': BBC
Reports of feud 'pact' rejected: The Irish Times
Gagging writ sign of dirty war - SF: Irish News
Break-up of UK by 2007, says new SNP leader: Electronic Telegraph
Sunday, September 24
RUC reform puts peace `on the line': Boston Herald
RUC reforms on hold after Unionist defeat: The Sunday Times
Peace ship is sailing into the perfect storm: Ireland on Sunday
Trimble: 'Accord at risk over policing': BBC
Anyone for the blame game?: Sunday Independent
IRA-MI6 relationship protected spy HQ: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
MI6 blast sends tremors into Trimble's heartlands: The Observer
MI6 rocket hits peace process: Ireland on Sunday
Croat general 'armed Real IRA terrorists': The Observer
Double blow exposes a very fragile peace: The Sunday Times
Nightmare for peace process: Ireland on Sunday
UVF threatens Dublin with bombings: The Observer
March calls for end to violent feud: BBC
Pact may end loyalist feud: The Sunday Times
Unionism crisis continues with rifts in groups: Boston Herald
Anti-agreement politicians 'bugged': UTV Internet
The day when the Orange arch came crashing down: Ireland on Sunday
Moderate unionists just fade away: Sunday Independent
JOHN LLOYD: Scotland on Sunday
FF/PD's 'excessive' nationalism is lashed: Ireland on Sunday
DUP threatens protests if local government elections are postponed: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Hoon steps in to protect IRA mole: Electronic Telegraph
Gore goes Feurth on the Irish issues: Ireland on Sunday
Gore and Hillary score with Irish: Ireland on Sunday
Mother's plea for ban on march turned down: The Observer
Eames is urged to condemn Drumcree: The Sunday Times
The pain of raising Omagh's ghosts: Ireland on Sunday
Justice and Omagh's disposable people: Sunday Independent
Ballymurphy: The place that they love so well: Ireland on Sunday
Play spotlights Scots bigotry: The Sunday Times
Saturday, September 23
Election win by peace pact foes shocks Ulster Unionist Party: Boston Herald
Trimble urged to resign as UUP loses safe seat: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble defiant as poll defeat casts shadow over peace process: The Independent
Trimble vows to persevere: The Irish Times
Trimble could face election wipe-out: Irish Independent
Winter of discontent looms for unionism: Irish News
DUP gospel singer is in tune with electorate: Electronic Telegraph
30 years as a fervent minister and politician: Irish News
Trimble's defeat at polls puts heat on Governments: The Irish Times
Voters strike mortal blow to peace process: Irish Independent
Mortally wounded: Irish Examiner
Where now for David Trimble?: BBC
Apathy the real winner in election shock: Irish Independent
Unionists exact price for arms deal failure: The Times
Not too late to open up to the real world: Irish News
McCrea win leaves Trimble down, but not out: The Irish Times
Blair, Trimble's bane: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
A warning shot to Mr Trimble: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Just say no: The Guardian (Editorial)
Antrim cannot be allowed to upset the peace process: The Independent (Editorial)
Trimble was on to a loser: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble's blow: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Johnny Adair to spend 11 years behind bars: Irelandclick.com
Tank buster used in attack on MI6: The Guardian
Missile launcher in MI6 attack was new to UK: The Independent
'Twenty more' terror missiles: The Times
'Evil' of Omagh bomb alerts: Electronic Telegraph
Treatment of police angers victim's relatives: UTV Internet
Bomb killed youth as he told mother it was a hoax: Irish Examiner
Friday, September 22
Ulster Unionists lose safest seat to DUP: Electronic Telegraph
By election a test of Trimble’s leadership: Irish Examiner
Shock vote primes potical timebomb: Belfast Telegraph
'We're facing meltdown': Belfast Telegraph
Real IRA may be behind Ml6 strike: Irish Examiner
Missile attack rattles Londoners: Toronto Globe and Mail
UK facing new wave of terror attacks: Irish Independent
Anti-tank weapon in IRA hands for years`: Electronic Telegraph
Tank-buster too feeble to do much damage: The Times
Renegade republicans step up their campaign: Irish Independent
Myth without mandate: The Scotsman
Morale of "Real IRA" bolstered by "spectacular": The Irish Times
How the rocket attack could explode the Ulster deal: Electronic Telegraph
DAMAGE AND DISRUPTION: The Times (Editorial)
No effort must be spared to track down bombers: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
A grim reminder: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Crane driver was standing closest to bomb car: Irish Examiner
Brave Omagh man 'in need of support': UTV Internet
Teenagers had `all of life in front of them' inquest told: Irish Independent
Patten plan crucial to stop republican dissidents: The Irish Times
Mallon Shouts Stop: Irish Voice
No excuse for violence now: Irish News (Editorial)
North now firmly on White House agenda: Irish Echo
NIO to deal with Shankill housing crisis: UTV Internet
Blair to meet Hamill family: Irish News
H-Block 3 judge seeks clarification from British: Irish Echo
Learning our lessons the hard way: Irish News
Man questioned in Nelson's Pillar case: Electronic Telegraph
‘Border Fox’ takes steps for freedom: Irish News
Thursday, September 21
Explosion rocks MI6 spy headquarters: Electronic Telegraph
Hallmarks and methods of IRA well known to scientists: The Times
Mortar bomb attack that nearly killed the Cabinet: The Times
Hardliner with a past in battle for Ulster: The Independent
Trimble issues last-ditch plea to Ulster voters: The Times
Result of by-election battle is too close to call: The Irish Times
Big by-election test for Trimble and Agreement: Irish Examiner
Election fight for the heart of unionism: Irish Independent
Burnside, the better Unionist: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Critical contest: Irish Independent (Editorial)
SDLP threatens policing boycott: BBC
Dual name for police service again ruled out: The Irish Times
Policing the old and the new: Belfast Telegraph
Policing changes must start at the top: Irelandclick.com
Problems cannot undo peace deal achievement: The Irish Times
Loyalists wrangle over van bomb: BBC
UDA blamed for bomb in Bangor: The Irish Times
Weapons highlight vicious feuding: The Times
Loyalist feud forces Shankill residents to flee homes: Irish Examiner
A dangerous road to travel: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Adams is top of popularity ratings: Belfast Telegraph
Pillar bomber says police want to see him today: The Irish Times
Ireland begs its exiles to return: The Guardian
Wednesday, September 20
Trimble on knife edge between two rivals: The Irish Times
Paisley's man gets support from two Tories: The Times
Big guns to fire last shots of campaign: The Irish Times
The vote in South Antrim: The Irish Times
Body urges Police Bill rethink: BBC
SF calls for change of approach to Patten report: The Irish Times
Policing the new police service: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Euro cash cut after Shankill weapons find: UTV Internet
Family unharmed in attack linked to loyalists: The Irish Times
Prayers for peace on the Shankill: UTV Internet
Trimble turned to Mandelson and said: "You've been conned": Belfast Telegraph
Majority report from flags issue committee unlikely: The Irish Times
Drumcree costs RUC £6m: Belfast Telegraph
Coroner expresses outrage at atrocity: Irish Examiner
'Never again' plead Omagh family: BBC
Plea for unborn twins to be on list of dead: Irish Independent
Musical premiere boosts Omagh fund: BBC
The inside story of the battle for devolution: Belfast Telegraph
Tributes to former church leader: BBC
Death of an elusive `fence' for godfathers of crime: Irish Independent
EU damaging to Irish identity, says minister: Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday, September 19
Drug dealers blamed for Ulster van bomb: Electronic Telegraph
Loyalists bomb rival group's offices: The Independent
Loyalist feud is affecting local schools, claims McGuinness: Belfast Telegraph
Adams calls for focus on feud: UTV Internet
A street divided by its loyalties: The Scotsman
Deadly feuding threatens Good Friday Agreement: Irish Independent
United front needed to end bloody loyalist feud: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Feud weakens political process: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Mandelson warns against NI cynicism: BBC
UUP needs progress on arms - Trimble: The Irish Times
Residents’ group under surveillance: Irish News
Seamus and the fate of the Executive: Belfast Telegraph
Drumcree rector condemns violence: BBC
By-election is too close to call as crucial poll looms: Irish News
Tory urges support for DUP: UTV Internet
Burnside talks up chances in by-election: The Irish Times
My challenge to the DUP: Belfast Telegraph (by David Trimble)
By-election is not referendum: Irish News (Editorial)
Omagh police chief weeps at inquest of bomb victims: Electronic Telegraph
RUC task at Omagh 'was impossible': The Guardian
Bid to force witnesses to attend inquiry: Irish Examiner
Blast destroyed two families, inquest told : The Independent
Teenager stayed to hold hand of dead girl: Irish Examiner
Continuity IRA named as bank official's kidnappers: The Irish Times
Queen 'should lose role as head of the Church': The Times
Amends are needed to forgotten Irish in UK: The Irish Times
Monday, September 18
Pipe bomb made safe by army team: Irish Independent
Explosion on Shankill Road: BBC
Questions to be raised over loyalist feud: Irish News
Shoppers experience hard sell from UUP: The Irish Times
Why I'm backing William McCrea: Belfast Telegraph
Non-unionist candidates with mountain to climb: The Irish Times
Unionists stand at the crossroads: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Crucial poll panics Trimble's party: The Guardian
Party woes and Patten could sweep Trimble away: The Irish Times
Sinn Féin in direct firing line as dissident republicans take aim: Irish Examiner
Adams warns on failure to fulfil Patten programme: The Irish Times
Blair must keep focus on Patten: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA may be on the verge of opening further arms dump to inspectors: Irish Examiner
IRA ‘halts one-way’ arms inspections: Irish News
Provos may have been behind assassination attempt on drug dealer: Irish Examiner
Mallon denies pressing for Mandelson to go: The Irish Times
RAF stages first march in Belfast for five years: Irish Examiner
Sunday, September 17
Adams urged to hand over IRA's Semtex: Electronic Telegraph
IRA tell Mandy where to get off: Ireland on Sunday
A deafening silence: Electronic Telegraph
Mallon raises stakes in RUC row: The Observer
Mallon refuses to mince words: Ireland on Sunday
'No rift' over policing issue: BBC
Trimble faces up to vital election: The Sunday Times
DUP confident of stunning victory in South Antrim: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Be righteous, vote for Burnside: The Sunday Times
Getting in on the political act: Ireland on Sunday
Adair 'tried to buy arms' ahead of bloody Belfast loyalist feud: The Sunday Times
White denies gunrunning with the 'Mad Dog' Adair: Ireland on Sunday
Man beaten as loyalists step up Shankill feuds: Independent on Sunday Loyalist feud forces 500 to flee homes: The Sunday Times
Sinn Fein's flying campaign is flagging: Ireland on Sunday
Omagh seeks meaning in the minutiae of death: The Sunday Times
The deadly reality that struck Omagh: Ireland on Sunday
The little boy cried `I Spanish' : Sunday Independent
Book: Brits involved in '74 bombings: Boston Herald
MoD sued for £15m over barrack defences contract: The Observer
Saturday, September 16
RUC denies order to lay off the IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Policing row 'may bring Ulster's institutions down', says Mallon: The Independent
Taylor warns against reducing security: Irish Examiner
Parties locked in a war of words: Irish News
After a bad week, the RUC chief shows his mettle: Electronic Telegraph
A fair eye on the police force: Irish Examiner
UDP warns feud may escalate after 'attack': Belfast Telegraph
Quiet war that is tearing loyalist community apart: Irish Independent
Stop the madness on the Shankill: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Trimble's followers suffer from split personality: The Irish Times
McCrea win would be powerful message: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Endorsement cuts no ice with McCrea: The Irish Times
Paisley faces legal action over naming: Irish News
Families flinch at Omagh toll: The Times
Families disappointed no gardaí will be called to give evidence: Irish Examiner